I've dealt with plenty of Hispanics. I've always viewed them as hard working and honest. If you want to refer to them as dumb, that's your prerogative.
Nonetheless, Hispanics have been hit by coronavirus disproportionately hard.
Minnesota and South Dakota meat-packing plant issues were from early in the pandemic.
I thought you were comparing Pelosi's district vs McCarthy's. Then it was Kern county. Now it's Sonoma county.
I thought they required all Illinois students to take Rhetoric. The "dumb Mexicans" was written to put the words into your mouth, as you indicated that Kern County has bad covid numbers because of the Hispanic population, after I attributed it to leadership, personified in the form of Kevin McCarthy, the Representative of CA-23, which is for all intents and purposes Kern County.
I made a comparison of Pelosi's district vs McCarthy's as an example of leadership. When *you* changed the focus to imply that it has nothing to do with leadership, but the Hispanic population, I gave a counter example of a County which has a high Hispanic population but which has not had the same high COVID numbers seen in Kern. Your implication that it's a function of race, not leadership, is countered by that data - and data that shows that COVID numbers track very closely nationwide with the percentages that Trump received in the election, regardless of racial demographic.
As for me swapping from Pelosi's district to Sonoma County, which is primarily within Jared Huffman's district, Huffman is *way* to left of Pelosi, making the point more valid, not less.